Critical avalanche conditions expected to last through MLK weekend in Colorado
Dangerous avalanche conditions are expected to last through the Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center.
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Denver asks residents to “be patient” as pay-as-you-throw trash program begins. Here is what you need to know.
Some Denver residents have already started receiving bills in the mail for trash collection, a service previously paid for out of the city's general fund. Public works officials are expecting...
29-year-old found dead in ski accident at Powderhorn Mountain Resort
Two skiers found the unconscious 29-year-old man buried in snow. Powderhorn Ski Patrol performed CPR and continued while he was transported to an ambulance but he did not survive.
Driver of stolen Jeep that smashed into ambulance in Lakewood is arrested
The driver of a stolen Jeep crashed into a West Metro Fire Rescue ambulance Sunday evening in Lakewood, rolling the emergency vehicle and sending the two paramedics inside to the...
Denver weather: Where to expect snow across the state on Tuesday
Motorists should give themselves extra time to get where they're going Tuesday morning.
Denver resident pleads guilty to 10 armed bank robberies
A man has pleaded guilty to 10 counts of bank robbery in connection with a string of robberies in Denver, Aurora and Aravada.
Woman found dead with gunshot wound to the head in Aurora
Detectives are investigating the death of a woman found shot in the head near the intersection of Smith Road and North Sable Boulevard.
Old San Isabel fire in Pueblo County is 100% contained
Anyone who evacuated their homes for the Old San Isabel fire near Rye can return home, officials said.
How Thanksgiving cooks can keep themselves and their family and friends safe
Cranberry sauce, political arguments with family and mashed potatoes aren't the only things Coloradans should prepare for ahead of tomorrow's Thanksgiving holiday.
Marijuana from Wheat Ridge company deemed “public health threat” due to yeast and mold levels
Colorado health officials are urging consumers who bought marijuana from Chronic Therapy in Wheat Ridge from Sept. 23 to Oct. 11 to return it or destroy it.